Wednesday, October 12, 2011

White Squirrel



Every time we visit the Tallahassee Museum, we see at least one white squirrel. You have to be quick to get a picture though because they move pretty fast!

18 comments:

Jim Klenke said...

Looks like a ghost. I've never seen one or knew they even were around.

Yogi♪♪♪ said...

Squirrels don't pose too well on the ground.

Cezar and Léia said...

This squirrel is so sweet! Great shot Lois, thanks for sharing!
Léia

Halcyon said...

Wow! Here we have the normal gray squirrels and the less-common black squirrels. But I've never seen a white squirrel. Neat. :)

Lynette said...

The only other place I've heard of white squirrels in in Kenton, Tennessee. Good capture.

PerthDailyPhoto said...

I've never seen a white squirrel before Lois, what a great catch. Good thing you had the camera at the ready.

Bergson said...

étonnant

il est peu salissant ?

Randy said...

What a great sight. That's a first for me too.

Christine said...

What a beautiful critter he is!

Karl said...

A white squirrel, that's new for me! Very nice shot Lois.

Marie said...

I had never seen a white squirrel. Do you call them albino squirrels? Have a nice Wednesday, Lois. Sorry for not visiting your blog more often....

VP said...

I have never seen one of these!

Lowell said...

What? I've not seen a white squirrel, ever! That's amazing. Are they all over Tallahassee?

We have fox squirrels and I thought they were kinda squirrely!

Darla said...

I wonder if that's the same one that was there when I was a little girl, lol.

Lois said...

They are not all over Tallahassee Jacob. I've only ever seen them out at the Tallahassee Museum. Marie, they are not albino squirrels, although many people think they are. Bergson, I'm not sure they are any messier than regular squirrels, just prettier!

jennyfreckles said...

They must be rare. Like most of your commenters, I've never seen one either. It's most attractive.

Sebab said...

Handsome little one!

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Ann, Chen Jie Xue 陈洁雪 said...

is it an albino?